War gas goes but menace of death still lingers on
Hamburg reports phosgene cloud dissipated yet danger remains with over 200 in hospitals. Gas lingering effects may kill days to a week after exposure, as farms and city streets show scorched, lifeless signs. League circles debate strict global control and probe into German gas storage. Germany authorized three firms to manufacture phosgene for industrial use as interallied commissions weigh safety and enforcement.
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Employment for 500 Men at Once Ad Catches Attention
Mitchell South Dakota advertisement seeks 500 men to market a new glare reducing device for passing cars. It claims quick installation, low cost, and distinct advantages over prior methods. A free sample offer is promoted with promised profits and prizes to participants who mail their name and address to Walter M. Willy at Logan Building in Mitchell.
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